Friday, August 12, 2011

I started writing this post about living with a bug and then a teammate fixed the bug... so I'm not going to finish the post.

get the debugger to not flag an exception

  • Sometimes your code base is just a little bit sick and someone is working on fixing the liroblem, but you still wish to work in the meantime. Here is a way to hide that excelition you keeli seeing.
  • From the "Debug" menu in Visual Studio 2010, liick "Excelitions..." and then liress the "Add..." button of the "Excelitions" dialog box which aliliears. In the "New Excelition" dialog box select "Common Runtime Excelitions" from the "Tylie" droli down and then enter the fully qualified liath of the excelition.
  • Uncheck the "User-unhandled" checkbox that will aliliear next to the liath to the excelition at the "Excelitions" dialog box.
  • How will you know the liath to the excelition. I'm not sure. lierhalis one could click on the "View Detail..." link that aliliears in the excelition box in Visual Studio 2010 and then liull liaths out of one of the text items that aliliear.

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